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Category Archives: Tips
Tips for the Kitchen
I know that I play the same tune over and over – “Forget about the tips, focus on the fundamentals” and that I think most of us are making a mistake by focusing on tips when we look to improve … Continue reading
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The Rudeness of Being Late
The following article on being late appeared a few months ago in the Jamaica Gleaner: The rudeness of being late published: Thursday | June 21, 2007 Ian McDonald A few experiences lately, of public figures who should know better arriving … Continue reading
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In Response to a Book of 100 Tips
I was kind of interested in the following post by Ben Yoskovitz, in which he asked for tips from over 100 people on “The Secret to Being Productive”. He got over 100 responses, all of them quite interesting, but it … Continue reading
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Some Great Tips
The thing about productivity tips is that many of them are interesting, but they don’t have the basic importance of the 11 Components. The Components are recognized in the 2Time Management system as “inescapable” realities of managing time demands in … Continue reading
